Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T02:02:12Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 000458602-Texto+Completo-0.pdf: 1742431 bytes, checksum: d2b322155ee7596449d3de44844d4b4b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014 / The dissertation aims to analyze the mystical experience using the theoretical framework of the Catholic theologian Karl Rahner and the psychologist Carl Gustav Jung , founder of Analytical Psychology . The spiritual writings of St. John of the Cross are used as a source of mystical description of the phenomenon. Initially, an interpretation of the concept of spirituality from Analytical Psychology was created. This interpretation – based on the theory of archetypes and the collective unconscious with its biological implications – pointed evolutionism as an important hermeneutical key to the understanding of spirituality and mysticism. Evolutionism, a central issue for Rahner while dialectics in which matter progressively acquires the characteristics of the spirit (self-awareness and openness to the Mystery of God), thus proved a possible link between Jung and Rahner in the analysis of mystical experience. In developing this work central themes were brought in Jung's work (such as the symbolism of the Self , the conjunction of opposites, the alchemy) and compared with the metaphysical concepts used by Rahner. This combination of thought of both authors proportionate the mystical interpretation from an evolutionary point of view, which implied considerations on the most current areas of scientific psychology, especially neuropsychology. The attempted synthesis of broad fields of knowledge that is this dissertation is something important to the current state of science, admittedly fragmentary and scattered on specific topics. This reason justifies a job in the mold of an exploratory study where they stand in general essential and relevant connections between different theories, connections that make more visible the nature of its objects and its relation to human existence. / A dissertação tem como objetivo analisar a experiência mística utilizando o arcabouço teórico do teólogo católico Karl Rahner e do psicólogo Carl Gustav Jung, fundador da Psicologia Analítica. Os escritos espirituais de São João da Cruz são utilizados como fonte de descrição do fenômeno místico. Inicialmente, foi elaborada uma interpretação do conceito de espiritualidade a partir da Psicologia Analítica. Esta interpretação – baseada na teoria dos arquétipos e do inconsciente coletivo, com suas implicações biológicas – apontou o evolucionismo como uma chave hermenêutica relevante para a compreensão da espiritualidade e da mística. O evolucionismo, questão central também para Rahner enquanto dialética na qual a matéria progressivamente adquire as características do espírito (a autoconsciência e a abertura para o Mistério de Deus), mostrou-se, assim, um possível elo de ligação entre Jung e Rahner na análise da experiência mística. No desenvolvimento do trabalho foram trazidos temas centrais na obra de Jung (tais como o simbolismo do Si-mesmo, a conjunção dos opostos, a alquimia) e comparados com os conceitos metafísicos utilizados por Rahner. Esta conjugação do pensamento de ambos autores proporcionou a interpretação da mística do ponto de vista evolutivo, o que implicou em considerações nas áreas mais atuais da psicologia científica, especificamente a neuropsicologia. A tentativa de síntese de campos abrangentes do conhecimento que representa esta dissertação é algo importante para a situação atual da ciência, reconhecidamente fragmentária e dispersa em temas específicos. Este motivo justifica um trabalho nos moldes de um ensaio exploratório onde se destaquem em linhas gerais conexões essenciais e relevantes entre diversas teorias, conexões que tornem mais visíveis a natureza dos seus objetos e sua relação com a existência humana.

Submitted by Automa??o e Estat?stica (sst@bczm.ufrn.br) on 2018-03-21T10:54:26Z No. of bitstreams: 1 AdeiltonDiasAlves_TESE.pdf: 5635471 bytes, checksum: 196d21a580c97acd80550b7615521df0 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Arlan Eloi Leite Silva (eloihistoriador@yahoo.com.br) on 2018-03-22T13:51:47Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 AdeiltonDiasAlves_TESE.pdf: 5635471 bytes, checksum: 196d21a580c97acd80550b7615521df0 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-03-22T13:51:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 AdeiltonDiasAlves_TESE.pdf: 5635471 bytes, checksum: 196d21a580c97acd80550b7615521df0 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-02-15 / A tese constitui o esfor?o para compreender a no??o de autoconhecimento presente nas narrativas autobiogr?ficas de Carl Gustav Jung, publicadas no livro intitulado Mem?rias, Sonhos, Reflex?es (Mem?rias, Sonhos, Reflex?es, 2016). O estudo destes fragmentos autobiogr?ficos indicou que, em Jung, o conhecimento do ser humano sobre si mesmo opera constru??es do imagin?rio que nos religam a um sentido de realidade por meio do cultivo de afinidades ancestrais da sensibilidade. Foi este o argumento que persegui. E mais: longe de ser um fechamento narcisista do sujeito em si mesmo, h? ali uma no??o de autoconhecimento que fomenta um tipo de ?tica e est?tica de vida. Das constru??es do imagin?rio derivam uma ?tica do sujeito para consigo mesmo (auto?tica), endere?ando-o ao encontro do outro (socio?tica). Em grande parte, a sa?de deste encontro depende do cultivo de um senso de realidade que s? pode ser levado a cabo por meio do engajamento na comunidade humana, com a aceita??o das consequ?ncias que lhes s?o inerentes. H? tamb?m uma dimens?o da ?tica que remete ao antrhopos (antropo?tica). Essa atitude em assumir o destino humano demanda, inclusive, uma reaproxima??o do sujeito com a mem?ria ancestral, com suas for?as ps?quicas primordiais, que se d? pelo cultivo das afinidades ancestrais da sensibilidade. As sucessivas aproxima??es ao material de pesquisa foram realizadas com o apoio das ideias de Mircea Eliade (1947, 1992a, 1992b, 2012), Gaston Bachelard (1978, 2008, 2013), Edgar Morin (2008, 2011a, 2013, 2014) e Teresa Vergani (2009), al?m de outros que podem ser observados ao longo do texto. Em Jung, o autoconhecimento ? uma constru??o lenta e paciente, mediada pela rela??o com imagens e s?mbolos, produto complexo e inacabado de uma itiner?ncia que dura toda uma vida, se pensarmos em termos de indiv?duo; e s?culos, se pensarmos em termos de humanidade. / This thesis constitutes an effort to understand the self-knowledge presented in the autobiographical narratives of Carl Gustav Jung on his book Memories, Dreams, Reflections (JUNG, 2016). The study of the autobiographical fragments indicates that in Jung, the knowledge of the human being about himself operates constructions of the imaginary bidding us a sense of reality through the cultivation of ancestral affinities of sensibility. This was the argument I pursued. Furthermore, far from being a narcissistic closure of the subject per se, a notion of self-knowledge promotes some sort of ethics and aesthetics of life. From the constructions of the imaginary, derives the ethics from the subject to oneself (self-ethics) addressed to the other (socio-ethics). This encounter depends on the cultivation of a sense of reality that can only be carried out through the engagement in the human community, with the acceptance of their consequences. Also, a dimension of ethics refers to the anthropos. This attitude of engaging human destiny even demands a rapprochement of the subject with the ancestral memory as its primordial psychic forces and given by the cultivation of the ancestral affinities of the sensibility. The successive approaches to the research material were carried out with the support of the ideas of Mircea Eliade (1947, 1992a, 1992b, 2012), Gaston Bachelard (1978, 2008, 2013), Edgar Morin (2008, 2011, 2013, 2014), Teresa Vergani (2009), among many others. The Jung self-knowledge is a slow and patient construction, mediated by images and symbols relations, a complex and unfinished product of a lifelong itinerancy whether in terms of the individual and centuries in terms of humanity.

Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Psicologia, 2007. / Submitted by Rosane Cossich Furtado (rosanecossich@gmail.com) on 2009-12-20T16:00:31Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2007_MarceloGustavoCostadeBrito.PDF: 4590554 bytes, checksum: 619c8ad3ff9295c92b58e1f70c992028 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Lucila Saraiva(lucilasaraiva1@gmail.com) on 2009-12-22T00:54:40Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 2007_MarceloGustavoCostadeBrito.PDF: 4590554 bytes, checksum: 619c8ad3ff9295c92b58e1f70c992028 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2009-12-22T00:54:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2007_MarceloGustavoCostadeBrito.PDF: 4590554 bytes, checksum: 619c8ad3ff9295c92b58e1f70c992028 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-06-26 / Esta dissertação consiste em um esforço interdisciplinar que tem na psicologia seu campo privilegiado de investigação. Nela, assume-se dois eixos de pesquisa: o primeiro é a exposição, em linhas gerais, dos discursos de Sigmund Freud e Carl Gustav Jung acerca dos fenômenos oníricos. No outro, consideramos tais discursos como objetos que produzem sentidos, e assim os perpassamos, em movimentos que os atravessam e circundam, em busca de perceber a polifonia que deles emerge, tentando expressá-la ao menos em parte. Tais discursos tiveram profundas ressonâncias na psicologia nascente, na cultura e na história do pensamento ocidental. _________________________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT / This dissertation presents an interdisciplinary study, with a main investigative focus on the field of psychology. It assumes two research axes: The first consists of a general exposition of Sigmund Freud’s and Carl Gustav Jung’s discourses on oniric phenomena. The second one considers and attempts to express these discourses as objects that create meaning, and, in so doing, assist in surpassing the polyphony that emerges from them. Both of these discourses have profoundly resounded with early psychology, culture, and the history of Western thinking.

Orientador: Joel Sales Giglio / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Ciências Médicas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-27T09:19:36Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Melli_RosanaA_M.pdf: 60694211 bytes, checksum: e84b17657a302dd577ddf7eeca9798aa (MD5) Previous issue date: 2001 / Resumo: o conto de fada tem sido usado há séculos não só como entretenimento, mas também na educação de crianças e jovens e no tratamento de certos transtornos fisicos e mentais, em diversas culturas. No âmbito da psicologia Analítica, de C.G. JUNG, os contos de fada representam uma expressão simples e pura dos conteúdos inconscientes. Como tal, são interpretados e utilizados na prática clúrica, no atendimento de crianças, jovens e adultos. Dentro desse referencia!, foram utilizados, em um ambulatório público de saúde mental, 20 contos de fada no atendimento grupal de 7 crianças, na faixa etária de 8 a 11 anos, com queixas de dificuldades de aprendizagem, associadas a outros sintomas de regressão psíquica, tais como: uso de mamadeira, baixa tolerância à ftustração, fixação nas figuras parentais, entre outros. As crianças foram avaliadas através de instrumentos formais de avaliação psicológica, nas áreas cognitiva e afetiva, antes do início do tratamento e ao encerramento deste, após um ano de atendimento. O tratamento consistiu da narrativa de contos de fada, durante 33 sessões semanais, no período de março de 1998 a março de 1999. Após as narrativas, as crianças eram solicitadas a representar plasticamente, através de diversos recursos, a parte da história de que mais gostavam, qual o personagem de que mais gostavam ou que gostariam de ser. No final do atendimento, um conto foi escolhido para ser representado teatralmente, sendo os personagens sorteados entre os participantes que apresentaram a peça aos pais, na penúltima sessão de atendimento. As representações e identificações dos participantes, durante as sessões psicoterapêuticas, foram analisadas, amplificadas e interpretadas em uma perspectiva junguiana. Os resultados das avaliações iniciais e finais são apresentados e discutidos. Quatro das crianças receberam alta clúricano encerramento do atendimento psicoterapêutico proposto e três foram orientadas a buscar prosseguimento do processo terapêutico no serviço de psicologia do ambulatório / Abstract: Fairy-tales have been used for centuries not only as entertainrnent but also in children and youngsters education and in treatment of some physical and mental disorders in many cultures. In the field of Ana1yticalPsychology of C.G. JUNG, fairy.;.talesare apure and simple expression of unconscious contents and are interpreted and used in clinical practice, supporting children, teenagers and adults. Assuming this approach, we used 20 fairy-tales in grupal attendance of seven children, from 8 to 11 years old, in a public ambulatory of mental health. These children's parents had reported complaints of learning difficulties associated with other symptoms of psychic regression, such as: the use of feeding bottle, low tolerance of frustration, fixation in parental figures, among others. They were submitted to psychological assessment of cognitive and affective areas, before and after treatment, approximately after one-year interval between pre and post-test. Treatment consisted of narratives of fairy-tales along 33 weekly sessions, in the period between march 1998 and march 1999. After narrative children were asked to represent plastically, using different resources, the most appreciated part or the fairy-tale listened, the character most appreciated or the one they would like to be. At the end of treatment, the group chose one fairy-tale to be represented dramatically, and the characters were sorted among the participants who played it for their parents at the penultimate session of treatment. The representations and identifications of the participants during therapeutical session were analyzed, amplified and interpreted in a jungian perspective. The results of initial and final assessment are presented and discussed. Four children had clinical discharge at the end of the psychotherapeutic work proposed and three of them were oriented to continue the therapeutical process at the psychology service in the ambulatory / Mestrado / Mestre em Ciências Médicas

O presente trabalho tem como questão o tipo de ajuda que o psicólogo pode oferecer, balizado na busca de compreensão do sentido desta prática profissional. Discute, a partir das abordagens fenomenológica e junguiana, a realidade do homem moderno e a importância de um olhar que o inclua enquanto sujeito participativo de seu processo de aprendizagem. Investiga a experiência de clientes, no Serviço de Plantão Psicológico do IPUSP, diante de uma sessão narrativa de um conto tradicional e/ou uma sessão de atendimento psicológico em Plantão Psicológico. Tomando a experiência como matéria prima da intervenção clínica e pesquisa psicológicas, apresenta-a por duas vertentes: busca compreender o trajeto dos clientes, a partir de depoimentos sobre o vivido nos eventos propostos; e o trajeto da pesquisadora, a partir do processo de elaboração da análise deste material. A pesquisadora valeu-se de recursos gráficos enquanto metodologia de análise para a compreensão da experiência dos depoentes. Tal iniciativa, bem como a narração de histórias no contexto do trabalho psicológico, promoveu reflexões sobre a possibilidade de explorar a experiência, através de recursos diversos, a fim de facilitar a sua elaboração. Neste sentido, este trabalho pode abrir horizontes para ações singulares e criativas, através da experiência, propondo um tipo de aprendizagem e prática que seja significativa. Neste fluxo, permite pensar algumas abrangências da clínica, formação e pesquisa em psicologia / The present study inquires about the kind of support that psychologists can offer by searching comprehension of this professional practice meaning. The paper discusses, within the perspective of phenomenology and junguian approaches, the modern human being reality and the importance of a perspective that includes him as a participative subject in his own learning process. It reflects the meaning of the psychologist\'s role, considering the possibility of using cultural and artistic resources. It investigates the experience with traditional tales narrative and/or a psychological appointment, by clients that seek psychological assistance at the Psychological Walk-in Service of the Psychology Institute of the University of Sao Paulo. Starting from the comprehension that experience is the raw material for psychological clinic intervention and research, it is presented in two directions: the clients and the searcher\'s pathways. It is based on the clients\' testimony about what they experienced in the proposed events and in the searcher\'s investigative process. The searcher utilizes graphic resources in her methodology for analysis and comprehension of the deponents\' experience. Such initiative, as well as the story telling used in the psychological context, leaded to reflections upon the possibility of dealing with different resources, as a mean to facilitate the experience elaboration. It achieves the possibility of singular and creative actions, through experience, proposing a significative learning and practice. In this flowing, it offers the possibility of thinking some contains towards clinics, formation and research in the psychological field

The purpose of this thesis is to develop a toolkit to visualize bag calculations for teaching. We take full advantage of interaction techniques in Computer Science to achieve it, which could lead to a modern and impressive way for teaching.   In this thesis, the developed toolkit is going to show the bag calculations and corresponding animations interactively and aesthetically which make new learners easier to acquire the concept of multiset.

Magister Artium - MA / The objective of this study was to determine whether a relationship exists between the personality preference and career anchors of police officers. The idea that personality relates meaningfully to the kinds of careers people choose and how they perform in these careers, has a long history in career psychology. / South Africa

This study attempts to find out if a reading of Michael Romekys novel I, Vampire through the theories presented by psychoanalyst C. G. Jung adds anything to the understanding of the novels narrative. More precisely it attempts to read the novel as an individuation process, a Jungian concept in which an individuals damaged psyche heals itself, of the novels protagonist. This reading is based upon the assumption that the protagonist, David, suffers a trauma when he divorces his wife Clarice. This trauma, and divorce, is read as a split between David ego and his anima, his female aspect. When he is on the brink of suicide, Tatiana shows up, turn him in to a vampire and give his life new meaning. Tatiana is read as his anima, the part of himself that i distanced himself from during the divorce, and he now needs to assimilate with again. This assimilationwhat Jung names the conuncitio, is the goal of the individuation process. In order to success with this individuation process David has to meet and overcome the dark and damaged parts of himself; his shadow aspects to use the Jungian language. These are represented by the evil vampires Jack the Ripper and von Baden. It is only after meeting, and defeating this shadow aspects, and after a rigorous mental training, in order to strengthen his mental abilities, that David can unite with his anima, Tatiana, in the alchemical wedding. The Jungian goal of the individuation process. I find in this study that to read this novel through a Jungian screen show aspects otherwise hidden. The narrative structure, and the symbols in the novel, have a distinct Jungian flavour which give the novel a meaning perhaps not seen on the surface.

The primary consideration of this study is to show that Jeanne Hyvrard's work is "une litterature sacree" (a sacred literature). The author has chosen myths and symbolism from ancient mythology and from the Bible, and reinterprets these in order to fit feminine imagination. This reinterpretation testifies that she is undergoing an initiatory quest, which corresponds in Jungian terminology to the "individuation process". The first chapter concerns itself with the difficulty of using a methodological system to study a work which is, by definition, against systems. A Jungian approach, revised by a feminist archetypal theory, was chosen because of its emphasis on the non-rational notion of symbol which is also stressed by the Hyvrardian "langue symbolique du marais" (the language of marshes). Also, Jeanne Hyvrard and Jung have in common an eclectic view of the world, in order to account for its wholeness (the Hyvrardian "fusionnel"). Both share the idea that in order to establish a balance within oneself and in the world, the feminine principle has to be fully restored. The second chapter analyzes the elementary aspect of the feminine principle, i.e., the ambivalent mother archetype, sometimes devouring, sometimes nurturing. It includes the negative images of the Gorgon (Medusa), the Moirai, the octopus, as well as the analysis of the metaphor of "engulfing" with the biblical parable of Jonas and the myth of Cronus. The positive elementary character of the Great Mother figure is illustrated by the Cretean snake and dove goddess, and the myths of Noah and Demeter. Those symbolical choices, conscious and/or unconscious, are part of the "Collective Unconscious" and link Jeanne Hyvrard with the Universal. The third chapter examines the dynamic aspect of the feminine principle. Here again, there is a negative element to it which leads to madness, and the problem of expressing insanity in the language of reason is raised. In its positive expression, the transformational feminine is achieved through "la langue du marais," a symbolical language, rather inclusive than exclusive. This "language" is close to the controversial notion of feminine writing, in the way it emphasizes difference rather than separation, the language of the body, and the symbol of the "spiral" to convey a new feminine way of thinking as well as writing. In order to illustrate, symbolically, the importance of the feminine in her search for a new language, Jeanne Hyvrard has chosen three biblical stories: the parable of the fig tree (the champion of the feminine) and the vine (the plant of the patriarchal god); the myth of Abel and Cain (respectively the feminine and the masculine principles) and the one of Genesis (with an emphasis on the irreducible character of Lilith). Nevertheless, the ultimate goal of Jeanne Hvyrard's quest is not the feminine but the "fusionnel" (a world of fusion, of totality) which corresponds to the Jungian concept of "self". The fourth chapter shows how similar Jungian and Hyvrardian symbolisms are, when it comes to the illustration of the self/ "fusionnel." Alchemy and its complex network of symbols (the biblical flood, "le jeu de l'oie," the Tarot) are shown to be an outstanding example of their affinity. The conclusion underlines the fact that the "individuation process" is a lifelong adventure and in her longing for totality, Jeanne Hyvrard's next landmark stage is "la pensee-corps" (the body-mind). / Arts, Faculty of / French, Hispanic, and Italian Studies, Department of / Graduate

La presente investigación teórica representa un intento de introducir algunas de las teorías de la psicología transpersonal en el ámbito académico chileno y, llenando un vacío existente, hacer sus contenidos accesibles a quien se encuentre interesado en conocer algunos de sus planteamientos específicos. Con ello, esta investigación puede ser considerada una continuación y ampliación de un esfuerzo que fue iniciado, entre otros, por los trabajos de Susana Bustos y Francisca Román (1981), Cecilia Severino (2002), Leila Jorquera (2002) y Fabiola Durán (2003). La distingue de estas tentativas previas el hecho de que, aunque la psicología transpersonal como tal o algunos de sus aspectos han sido abordados con anterioridad en estudios académicos, aún no existe un estudio que enfoque y explore específica y especialmente su faceta como teoría que da cuenta del desarrollo psíquico del ser humano.